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What makes them want to eat eggs, lacking calcium and or protein in their diet? :confused: Do they only eat their own eggs or it don't matter?

I agree whole heartedly, Very well spoken! :love

Putting egg production first over your poultries health, doesn't reflect well on being an animal lover. :(

@Liz Birdlover I agree, a break in egg production is a good healthy choice for them. :)

The main reason we added the four Isa Brown hens was just for the fresh egg purpose, didn't even consider that our duck would be such great layers also. So yes a very nice blessing for having healthy Poultry to produce an added tasty treat for them being pets. :love

@Miss Lydia Very understandable situation, I can't imagine that you don't have any neighbors close that don't have fresh eggs for sale? I am from the North Country and have noticed that in the South everyone seems to have Poultry. :)

@Miss Lydia I don't think having a retirement home is a bad thing. I think it shows you know how to properly care for your poultry to be able to keep them all around and in good health. :celebrate :woot:woot:yesss:

Our young flock of four Isa Brown hens and eight ducks who are all first time layers I think are doing outstanding. The last three day have products ten eggs each day, four chicken eggs and six duck, once every so often a double yoker from each. :celebrate

I hung a picture of Colonel Sanders up in our coop as a moral booster. I am sure the ducks have no clue who he is, but our number are up! :gig